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==Debugging== If you wish to view all the values contained within a template file , some files (e.g. the brandon script) let you do this by appending the querystring <tt>?source=view</tt> to the end of the URL. Other templates expect you to add the querystring <code>?parse=source</code> and still others use <tt>?view=source</tt>. There may even be other variants. I tried hard to get standardisation see [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=16425 Source Listing suggestion] in the forum, but I know of at least five other variants, source is abbreviated to 'sce' or 'src', and as well as parse, people use 'download'. ~~If you wish to view all the values contained within the '''cumulswebtags.php''' file, append the parameter <tt>?source=view</tt> to the end of the URL.~~ Example www.myweathersite.com/cumuluswebtags.php?source=view This will display the source code of the file, listing all the variable names and the values Cumulus has assigned to the ~~webtags~~web tags during it's processing cycle. It won't show you the original template with web tags in it. [[Category:WebTools]]

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